🔧 Dorman 521-351 Front Left Lower Control Arm and Ball Joint Assembly: Optimized for Various Honda Odyssey Models Review

Wheel bearings and struts were made at the same time, which is not difficult at all. No problems landing, drives like new.

My van feels great on the road. I recommended for better road safety. Incredible quality, best component, high control and stability.

Installed 6-9 months ago, work perfectly. But time will tell if they are good in the long term. Both sides swapped at the same time. They were painted black, which I liked as most Moog parts were bare metal and would rust immediately. The warranty on these parts was an important factor in their selection.

The dealer said the arm bushings were cracked/shot through so I replaced them. The dealer wanted $650 for new control arms and trueing. I replaced them myself and the dealer did an alignment for all of them for less than $280. The 1aauto.com video on u-tube is a great guide, there are a few things to remember when replacing them like using the original castle nut and pin, how to tighten the bolts UNDER LOAD etc It's not difficult at all. do with the right tools.

Seemed to be of high quality and a perfect fit for my 2000 Honda Odyssey EX but after less than a year and 6000 km the ball joint is badly worn. The dust cover was perfectly intact, but the grease inside was like dry dirt. It is suspected that poor quality grease was used and the ball joint on this arm is not lubricated. Replaced the ball joint today with a Moog K90359 (grease fitting included) using a press kit you can borrow from Pep Boys. It may be better to replace the bushings and ball…

When my Honda Odyssey was 10 years old I noticed that the steering was softer. Too soft. The car felt very heavy to drive, even with an empty load. At first I blamed the tires I put on a few years ago. But it quickly became apparent that the tires were wearing out faster and more unevenly, and the front parts of the tires were "bent” after the corner. Leveling didn't help much. Then I crawled under the car and noticed that the rubber bushings on the back of the forearms had dried out and…

These Dorman lower control arms are as good if not better than the original ones that come with the car. like originals. Front and rear wheel hubs exude quality. In fact, they are a bit heavier. They're made in Taiwan, not China, so the overall quality is great! I wouldn't be surprised if Honda actually buys them from Dorman and then puts the Honda label on them and sells them for about four times what they sell at Revain. The local Honda dealer charged me a whopping $750 to replace the…